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He hasn't got a brother, Lee's dad, Dave, is a policeman. His mum's name is Gloria and she's an artist. She's from a big family in Jamaica, Lee's family have also gat some pets a cat and two guinea pgs. Thelr cat's name fs Eis. ‘The guinea pigs’ names are One and Two. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). In pairs, correct the false sentences. 1 |F) Lee's surname is Smith 3.) Rubyis Lee's brother. Lee's surname is Marshal. 42, Lee's dad hasn't got a job. 2. Horlow Millis in England, § “<_Lee's mum is Spanish G 1.08 inpairs, spell the names in Exercise 1. Listen and check. Gis i eter ce you era awe Picconpr adnan Reed f : aunt cousin grandfather mother parents sister son wife5 Look at Lee's family tree and Grammar A. Complete the sentences below with the correct possessive adjectives, Decide who is speaking in each sentence. jrommear A you he | my your [his 1 Gloria “S. I've got a husband - his name is Dove. 2 Lee SS tne gota sister. 5A 2 name is Ruby. 3 3ue Tye got a brother and a sister - AVIA © brother's name is Bob. 4 fat —- “J Jack and | have got three children | - tA CIF names cre Bob, Sue cond Gloria s Dare” Gloria and | are sisters - ar | Parents’ names are Jack and Diana © Add apostrophes (’)to the sentences about Lee's family. my brother's laptop, Lee's sister Regular plural my porent:' car Irregular plural the childten’s mother Twowords Lee" dod: bike, Dave and Gloria's house Lee's sister's name is Ruby. His dads name is Dave. Gloria is Daves wife. Sue is the childrens ‘ount. Bob is Lee and Rubys uncle. Lees grandparents ore Jack and Diana. 7 Complete the dialogues with the correct form of have got Grammar C Have got for possession Tye got (have got) a sister. | haven't got a brother. Hes go! hos gol) @cat. He has"! go! adog. Howe you got asister?” Yes, liveJNo, Hoven Hos he got a brother? Yes, he hos¥No he hasn't. 1 A: Has Ruby got a sister? No,she ADS .Butshe brother 2m Jack and Dicna children? 5: Yes, they They two gir's ond a boy. 3A Bob cony sisters? 8: Yes, he He Aes — two sisters 4a: 12W —Leeand Ruby cousin? 8 No,they Au went © In pairs, use these questions to talk ‘about your family, Then tell the ‘class about your partner's family. ‘© Hove you got any brothers ond sisters? How old are they? '* What's your mum's/dad's name? Where are your parents from? » Have you got « pet? What's his/her name? ‘Adam has got a sister. She’s ten. Starter Unit 9gbee mer ent uN 1 G 1.05 Read the text and answer the questions in pairs, 1 Is Amy the same age as Lee? 2 Are they t the same school? 3. Is Amy interested in sport? Which ones? is Amy Arnold, Lee's best friend. fifteen and she's also at Harlow Mill High She hasn't got any brothers or sisters, Amy's birthday is on 15 November ~ she's a typical Scorpio. Amy is very good with computers and her hobbies are playing computer games, surfing the internet, taking photos, swimming and, in summer, cycling, ‘She has a busy life~ she has judo classes two ‘evenings a week after school an she sometimes has training sessions with the school volleyball team too. Amy is avery big fan of Bro, the pop star. 2 ] 1.06 soy the dotes in full. Listen and check. 2 12/0= 3 15/02 4 22/07 = 7 32= 3 When is your birthday? Tell the class. Are there other students with a birthday in the same month as you? My birthday is on the eleventh of April. ( ) Starter Unit Months and dates; ree time activities; giving opinions; sports 4 Read the text about Amy again, What are her hobbies and interests? Se Gy 1.07 tisten and check you understand the words below. Vocab Ei fe doing nothing going to the cinema listening to music _ploying computer games reading books/magazines surfing the internet toking photos tidying your bedroom Visiting relatives watching TV/DVDsffilms on YouTube Se Gy 1.08 Listen to Amy and Lee, What is Lee's favourite free time activity? 6 Say which two free time acti from Exercise § are your favourites. My favourite free time activities are » G 1.09 study Vocabulary B. Listen and repeat. In pairs, say what you think about the activities in Exercise 5. excting/funforectinteresting. I think reading «fox boringfterrible, I think doing nothing is boring. © G 1.10 ELSEUE Work in pairs. How many sports can you add to Vocabulary Cin three minutes? Compare with another pair. ae basketball football running swimming tennis volleyball © In your opinion, which sports in Exercise 8 are fun and which are boring? | think basketballs fun. 10 Tell the class about your partner's favourite sports and free time ‘activities. Use your partner's answers to Exercises 6 and 7 to help you. Marta’s hobbies are taking photos and reading books. Her favourite sport is...La i] AMY'S HOME Possessions; there is/are with some/any; articles 1) G12) Read about Amy's bedroom. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (False). Fate te ea a ete ee as Cee hee ea TN Roe ee ho ee a Pe eon eo ca Pi ta ee cue Rcd eS eae dt i ‘Amy's hometown is Harlow Mill. 5 Use there is/are to write three sentences about ‘Amy's family’s house is in the centre of town. your bedroom. Compare with a partner. ©) tisw’t far from the school There are two posters in my bedroom. “Amy's bedroom is quite small “| Amy hasnt got a desk. & impairs, ask and answer questions about your bedrooms. Use the items from the 2 G) 1.12 Listen and check you understand the Vocabulary box or your own ideos. words below. In pairs, underline the things you can [As de teare'giiy plictox oni the walle seein the photo. : Yes, there are,/No, there aren't. 7 G 1.13 Complete the text with oor the. bike book camera computer gome dictionary Listen and check. Teast none Gera omcline Ee [Grammars Ailes MMPS player mobile (phone) pencil case photo idea! poster rucksack — sports bag sunglasses The first time we talk about a person/ troinersTVset_ watch thing, we use a There's © café near my house, + Ifwe talk about the hing ogain, © In pairs, use the Vocabulary box to tell your Te es partner tres things you hove/haven't got/would Fen ceye e populacon Since reseriecy. pains + Ifit’s clear what person/thing we're I've got « bike. haven't got a guitar. Fike to have tolking about, we ute tho. a laptop. My house is also near “< swimming pool. 4 Complete the sentences about Amy's room. My flatis in la streetin? centre of town, ee ee 3 street is very busy, day and night. There's Singular Plural + big supermarket near fiat (On Saturday mornings ® supermarket is + There's (ere 6) @ bed. There are some clothes. pl always very busy. There's also” nice café Thee on ta desk, Jhove eran" any shops. $ Is rc tec ss ee — inmy street, neor® City Stadium.” career oak café’s quite expensive but it's very popular. 1 There is a chair in Amy's room. 2 There ov. 3. There: some posters on the wall. © Write obout the street where Per eae you live, Use the text in Exercise 7 to help you. ‘ 5 There camera. anneal bea & Tee dis ly house isin a quiet stroct ... Starter Unit LDkrystal Ang is fifteen years old. She's got e litle sister, Lisa, and a dog called Daisy. Krystal is very artistic ~ she has extra Art classes and she can raw very well, She's quite musical too - she can play the piano but she can't sing! Amy and Lee are her friends but she's at a different school. She's a very harc-working student and she has extra French lessons after school on Mondays and Thursdays. Her favourite subjects are French and History krystal sometimes has problems with Maths but she always tas good marks. She's not very sporty but she can play tennis quite well. 1 G 114 Read the text. Is Krystal a good student? 2 G 1.45 WAN in poirs, match school subjects 1-6 with pictures A-F. Can you think of any more subjects? isten and check. 1 [B) Geography 2) Music 3.) Chemistry 4 English 5 Biology 6 | Information Technology © Read the text again and answer the questions in pairs. 1. What are Krystal's favourite subjects? 2. What are your favourite subjects? ( ) Starter Unit skills and abilities © Complete the sentences with can or can't. ee aeons oo" co eon sing. She con draw. She con dive Cos you sing? Yes, | con dNo, boon. ‘Con he speak English? Yes, he canyNo, he can, 1 We can speak French but we can't speak German, 2. I'm afraid of water because | 3. My brother can't play the guitar but he play the piano. 4 My parents 51 help you~ 6 Whatc terrible group! The singer swim. dive so | take a bus to school. speak Italian. Sorry! sing! Se @ 1:16 inpoirs, check you understand the verbs and phrases below. fn Vocabulary / Skill a act cook dance drive accor play the guitar/piano repairc computer speak English/Spanish swim Se Gy 1.17 Listen to Amy and underline thet the Vocabulary box that she can do. © In pai can and can't do. hings in , say which things in the Vocabulary box you | can't speak Spanish but | can speak English. And you? In pairs, ask and answer the questions. Can you 1 study to music? 6 shoot a basketball? 2. sleep ina chair? 7 bake a cake? 3 runmore than two 8 say ‘hello’ in Fi kilometres? or German? 4 do your homework on 9 read mu: @ busfin bed? 10. play chess? 5 draw people's faces? MW ski? A: Can you...? Br Yes, lean,/No, can't. 6 Tel the claws about ve tinge your partner can do and two things he/she can't, Use his/her answers to Exercises 6 and 7 to help you. renchfi Revision lessons 0.1-0.4 to help you. ® Where in England is Harlow Mill? ‘© What is Lee's cat's name? © Who is Diana? © What kind of pet has Krystal got? © Can Krystal sing? © Are there any shops near Amy's house? © How old is Amy? ‘© What is Lee's dad’s job? ‘© Has Amy got any brothers or sisters? © Where is Lee's mum from? 2 Complete the questions with the words below. Then ask and answer the questions in poi How old What (&x) What me | Whea Where Who When is your birthday? ore you? ‘ore you from? cre your parents names? is your bestfriend in your lass? is your fovourite possession? Js your fovourite free time activity? is your favourte song/ track/album ever? Monday? In groups, do the quiz about Harlow Mill, Use the texts in Complete the questions with is, are, can, have or has. Then ask and answer the questions in pairs. 1 Isthere a TV in your bedroom? you got any brothers or sisters? you got any pets? you fifteen? you paint? you sporty? you got c Facebook profile? your teacher got a Facebook profile? you sing? you musical? you play a musical instrument? there a swimming pool near your home? there any shops near your home? 4 Choose four questions from Exercises 2 and 3 that you think are very interesting. Then ask your questions to as many of your classmates as you can. seorernt (2)Time for culture VOCABULARY Culture | People | Cultural activities Likes and dislikes | Age groups | News cand entertainment GRAMMAR Present Simple: offimative and negative | Adverbs of frequency Present Simple: questions and answers Workbook p. 17 =: activities, likes and dislike 1 G 1.18 what can you see in the photos? In pairs, match photos 1-6 with phrases o-f. Listen and check. a Is the concert very long? b to learn the steps. © | like stories with @ happy ending. d Look at the camera ... say ‘cheese’! f 1. like the colours in that painting but what is it? The actors in this movie are terrible! 2 G 1.9 Listen and repeat the words. ort contist cinema ‘actor, director iting writer dance doncer photography photographer music musician 3 In pairs, make true sentences with the phrases below and the words in Vocabulary A. magood... mnota bad... fm nota great A: [think 'm a good actor. What about you? B: No, I'm nota great actor but I'm not a bad ... 4G 1.2 ‘Add the words bolow to the correct category. Listen and check. Can you add more words? ‘action lms horror films rock shortstories techno violin. Zumba rma em Types of films: cartoons comedies documentaries fantasy films romantic films science fiction (scifi) fims ‘action films Things to read: comics novels grophic novels * Types of dance: ballet flamenco salsa ‘Musical instruments: drums guitar piano * Types of music: classical music hip-hop pop traditional5 Listen and choose the correct option. tne nates nena Hove hate reading honor stories. | really lke | don’ like taking sels. ove / hate dancing flamenco. 1m into not iio classical music. ike acting / don't ike acting much, After these phrases you can use verb + -ing or noun. 6 : Complete the sentences with the words below. Listen ‘and check. Then change the sentences to make them true for you. ‘acting daneing drawing listening playing reading taking watching Llike clancing flamenco. 1 2 Thote to techno. 3. I'minterested in the guitar 4 Klove photos. 5 'mnotinto in plays or fins. 6 Ireally ike pictures. 7 tminto comics. 8 Idont lke horror films much Complete the text. Then discuss with o partner. Are your answers the same? Listen and check like istening to classical music. I've got violin but im note? musicion so! can't ploy it very well.'mshyso Thate dancing and > in plays but!'mreally* photography - Ive got a good camera and | love § photos. Ir not a bad photographer. 'm®... in art too. | don't like painting much but | really ke drawing? and!love® graphic novels and watching science fiction films. What about you? 8 In groups, talk about your likes and dislikes. Use Exercise 7 and the Speaking box to help you. Which person in your group has similar likes and dislikes to you? A: Are you into music? 8: Yes, Jam. | love rock music. | play the guitar. I'ma musician. What about you? ? Unit 1 ft)RS eel 1 G 1.24 Read Rose's blog. Has Rose got the same interests os her sister, Violet? 0 Fat pe things 486 We look don’t lke the Violet stud al music but | study art. She reads novels ‘and poens but | don't read much. And she often watches TV but Inever watch TV — it doesn't interest me. Violet writes poems. [write texts on my phone. | paint pictures. | Violet tries to paint but she never finishes her paintings. She doesn't u at! I ove hip-hop. She says that hip-hop annoys her. (Our friends don’t unde things!” they say. ‘But y tand, "You don't ike the sae t always go out together! Why? some fantastic arguments! | say, | oo i 2 Find more examples of the Present Simple in the | text in Exercise 1. Cee eee eed Hove hip-hop, Idon't watch TV. She writes poems. She doesnt like music. She often goes out. She studies ar. ‘Adverbs of frequency (always, usualy, often, sometimes, never) go before the verb but ater to be. Sa 3 In pairs, say how Rose and Violet are different. Rose studies art but Violet studies music. f) unit tua eute nate 4 dd adverbs of frequency to make these sentences true for you. Compare with ‘partner. 1 Lwrite poems. / sometimes write poems. ‘My mother reads novels. My teacher draws pictures on the board We (my friends and |) go dancing. My classmates listen to classical music. ener 5 G 1.25 Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Listen and check. | live (live) in a village so 1? (not go) to the cinema very often. My brother often 3 (watch) films on TV but 4 (prefer) playing games with my friend, Dylan. He usually § (win) but he © (not win) every game. We” very often on school days but we ® (ploy) a lot at weekends. (not play) © Correct the sentences. 1. Taylor Suift plays the drums in « group. Taylor Swift doesn't play the drums. She sings. One Direction play classical music. Director Tim Burton mokes documentaries, JK. Rowling acts in films. Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson paint pictures. owner 7 G 1.26 Complete the text with the words below. There is one extra word. Listen and check. dancing doesn't don't go sometimes loves Hove "dancing! 1? to dance classes with my friend, Kay. We do hip-hop — it's great! and we? do Zumba but not very often. 14 like salsa much but Kay 5 it. © (voxpors =) In pairs, use the phrases below to say what you do in your free time. Tell the class about you ‘and your partner. see action flms read film reviews listen to rap music read comics take photos ‘often listen to rap music but Jo prefers pop.1 [SESE How many hours of TV do you usually watch ofter school? “JI never watch TV. || One-two hours |Under one hour [-) More than two hours 2 Read the first paragraph of the text. What do you think these phrases mean? @ acouch potato b to have square eyes 3 G 1.27 Read the rest of the text. Match headings a-e with paragraphs 1-4. There is ‘one extra heading. Listen and check. © Aglobolchange Too much TV? b Surprising statistics @ Anew obsession ¢ TViscool again 4, Gy 1.28 How do you say the words below in your language? Se ps codults kids midle-oged (people) Pensioners teenagers Where are all the couch potatoes? Parents and teachers always say thet taenagors are ‘couch potatoes’ and spend all thelr time in front of stupid TV programres, But ist true that young people haves ‘aquare ayes"? Do they realy watch a ot of TV? “Tho raul of recent survey shows that people In Exit typically watch twenty-soven and a half hours of TV ‘every wook ~ almost four hours a dy! But there is some surprising news ~ young people don't watch as much TV fas adults, For example, riddlo-aged adults (aged forty- ‘ive ta sixty-five) walch about fve hours a day. But young people aged twelve fo seventoon only watch about two ‘and a halfhours a day. And a typical pensioner watches, about sx hours a day! Studies in countries such as the USA and Australia suggest the samme: kids today spend less time infront of their TV sets than young people in the 1980s. tN) cRe Tt MUeler Ul wae can find specific detail in an article and talk about age groups. 5 Use the words in the Vocabulary box to make sentences about the people below. 1 Jon and Care are sixteen. They're teenagers. 2. Wendy is eight and Peter is five 3. Bob ond his wife are seventy-nine. 4. Emme and Dom aren't children 5. Dick and Helen are both fifty-two. 6 Read the text again. Mark the sentences ¥ (right), X (wrong) or ? (doesn't say). 1) Parents and teachers agree that teenagers watch too much TV. 2] Middle-aged people watch more TV thon teenagers, 3. || Pensioners watch six hours of TV week, Teenagers don't watch TV because they prefer to be outside in the fresh air 5 |_| Teenagers in Britain usually have a TV in their bedroom. 7 The survey shows British people watch a lot of TV. What about you and your family? I don't watch TV very often but my sister watches TV all evening. Teenagers today don't often sit with their families on the lving-toam couch, So where are they? Do they perhaps spend all thair free time inthe fresh at, avay from the TV? The simple answer is no, thay dont. The favourte tres time activity of Brish teenagers i now surfing the internet ~ ‘ypically about thirly-one hours a week! The couch potato iseae Calg Ce ess z a can ask VIDEO | HE'S AWESOME (Part 1) Lee: Hey, Amy. Do you want to hear my new song? ‘Amy: Yes, | do, but not right now, Lee. There's 0 Bro concert on TV. Lee: What time does it start? Amy: Eight o'clock Lee: To be honest, | don't really lke .. Amy: He's awesome! He plays the guitar and the piano cand he's a wonderful singer! Lee: Does he write his songs? ‘Amy: No, he doesn't, Do you know what he does in his free time? Lee: I've no idea, What does he do in his free time? Amy: He works in a home for sick animals once a week. He lives in a big house in Hollywood with lots of cats and dogs. Animals jove him. He's perfect! Lee: Yeah, right. Not right now. To be honest, .. ‘Awesome! I've no idea. Yeah, right. 1 © 12 ]S 1.29 wateh or listen to Part 1-1s Lee a big fan of Bro? 2 more Present Simple questions and answers in the dialogue. Ceri Mote ate De you want to play? Does he write songs? (bo they lke animals? Yes, oJNo, Hon" Yes, he coe=JNo, he dows Yes, they s.JNo, they “ont Where you vo there? Once/Twice/Three times ¢ doy, Every Sunday/Often. 6) unit ee eacue ad ind answer questions about habits and ro es. © Read the dialogue again and answer i the questions. 1 What time does the concert stort? 2 What does Amy think of Bro? 3. What instruments does Bro play? & Read the dialogue again and find Bro's answers to the questions below. 5 © 1.3 G 1.30 make questions in the Present Simple. Watch or listen to Part 2 and answer the questions. 1 Tom Lewis / play music /? Does Tom Lewis play music? 2. what / Tom Lewis / do in his free time /? 3. how often /he/ go there /? 4 where / Tom Lewis / live /? 5 Lee / always /listen to Amy /? 6 what / Amy / want to do /? © In pairs, ask and answer the questions. 1 Who's your favourite actor/pop star? Where does he/she live? 2. What does he/she do in his/her free time? My favourite actor is Emilia Clarke. She fives. 7 In pairs, ask and answer questions about the activities below. | watch music videos make videos | play on instrument take photos sing | change the posters in yout room A: Do you watch music videos? Br Yes, Ido, As How often do you di.LISTENING and VOCABULARY .an identify specific detail in a convers nd talk about media habits. f ©9000000 1 G 1.31 Read the survey. then listen and match speakers A-E with questions 1-8. There are three extra questions. a@ st] cf of. 2 ‘Answer the questions in the survey. ‘What isthe most popular type of media in the class? 3 Gy 1.32 Inwhich type of media from the survey ‘can you find these things? Sometimes more than ‘one answer is possible. Rosie a mee eer blog/viog current affairs documentary game show fim/game reviews horoscopes _ message board news headlines phone-in realty show soap opera sports pages talkshow video clips weather forecast 4. Use the Vocabulary box to complete the sentences. 1 Mydad loves watching game shows, He usually shouts out the answers at the TV! 2 The group's is 0 place on the internet for fans to meet and write about the group. 3. My favourite ison Channel 4 on Mondays. | think the actors are fantastic! 4 Idor't often read because my friends tell me which games to buy, My sister often sends me links to funny with cats on the internet The internet ) 5 In pairs, take turns to name an example of the types of media in the Vocabulary box. A:TheXFacter. 8: That's a reality show & G] 1.33 Listen ond match speakers 1-4 with the type of radio programme they like -e. Theres one extra answer, 1 £) Core current affairs 2 | Cora'sdad Pop Top 20 3 [ Rob,Cara’s sports brother d_ phone-ins 4) Cora'smum — rock music Ta Complete the sentences to make them true for you. Use the Vocabulary box to help you. Then compare with partner. 1 J often read these newspapers/ magazines: 2. My three favourite websites are * and 3. My favourite radio station is | usually listen to it when | 4 My favourite types of TV programme ore ‘and 5 Iwatch every week. ‘To Tell the class about your partner. Tara often reads vot 3)Bd PNA Cd Va "can buy aticket at the cinema, end eae) Pei fers kee Loca Raney So, what's on? The new Tom Lewis movie, True Love. It starts in ten minutes. No way! want to see ZoaWorld, I don't like fantasy films. They'e boring, Oh, come on, please. Amy: Oh, OK. Can | have two tickets for ZooWorld, please? Sure, which screening? The 6.30. I'm sorry, it’s sold out ... Oh, no, hold on! There ore two seats, Lee: Great! Tess: But they're in the front row. Amy: Lee, I don’t want to st in the front row! Lee: OK... 'd like two for True Love at 6.15, please. Tess: Row seven, |s that OK? Lee: Yes, thanks. How much is that? Tess: That's twelve fifty, please. Amy: Here you are, 'ess: Thank you. Enjoy the film! Lee: Yeah, right. Noway! Come on, please! Hold on! a Look ot the cinema programme and say what types of film are on. Which ones would you like to see? | think True Love is @ romantic comedy. Id like to see it 2 ©) 1.5 G 1.36 wotchor listen. Answer the questions. 1 Which film do Lee and Amy go to see? 2 What ve does it start? 3. How muchis each ticket? 3 Gy 1.35 Complete the dialogue below with one word in each gap. Listen and check. foe You need to say: © What's on? Can | have two tickets for ZooWorld, please? Id like two for Tue Love, please The 615 screening. How much is that? Here you are. You need to understand: © Which screening? © Fmsorry it’s sold out. © There ore two seats in the front row. © Row seven. i that OK? © That's twelee fifty, please. Krystal: Con | have two ltickets for True Love, please? Tess: Which? ? Krystal: The 8.15 screening. Tess: Here you are... Two tickets in # five Krystal How’ is that? Tess: Thot's twelve fifty, © Krystal: © youre. Tess: you, enjoy the movie. 4 In pairs, buy tickets fora film from Exercise 1. Use the Speaking box to help you.{can write a personal introduction to a webpage on Writing | Apersondl Pee Ct ~ Personal details, A i My names. eee Mm Yim... years old. | come from .. [placeY I'm .. [nationality] Ive with my family invMy hometown is. L Imin Year... ot. School. Interests/Hobbies 1 ike/'m into/'m mad about . im interested in/My big passion i About me My name is Lee Marshall and 'm iteen, 'm English | ive with my porents and my: sister, Ruby, in Harlow Mill, near London. I'm in Year 10 My NC at Harlow Mill High School. My favourite subjects are ate ae esa eliotn _ Music, Art and English. | ike books and movies but my big passion is music. My Routines favourite band is Arcade Fire ~ they're from Conada and © | often/sometimes/usually they’ awesome. In my free time, | sing and play the guitr. 1 ..once @ weeNevery day, | moke music on my loptop every day and | sometimes write songs. Click on the media player to listen to them 3 In pairs, read Lee's introduction. Tick (/) {and tell me what you think! the things he writes about. _— School {| Notionolity |_| Hobbies 10 NO WAY! Best fiend © Name ond age ’ Fomilyhometown Personality Interests (books, music etc) ina 20 COME ON, PIEASE! mt yd 4. Look at Lee's profile again. Say how you 30 NOT RIGHT: REN a are similar to or different from Lee. wl He's English but | come from Poland. 40 HARLOW Ml BLUES a He's got a sister and I've got a sister too. 5 Look at the Writing box. Complete the sentences to make them true for you. Look at Lee's text to help you. Writing Time 6 Write @ personal introduction for @ webpage. Use the Writing box and Lee's a Have you got a personal webpage like text to help you. . Facebook or Flickr? Write about: 2 In pairs, quickly look at Lee's webpage. Which @ personal details sentence is not true? @ interests and hobbies 1 There is a photo of Lee on the webpage. @ routines 2. You can listen to some of Lee's songs. 3. You can look at Lee's photo gallery. 4. There is some personal information about Lee. 5 You can see some of Lee's friends on his page. vir 2)ae - i oct fay v gome show /gem fav/ n play /pley’ a violin (vali 2 fcting /‘wkm/ a ‘graphic novel /‘grik oom /pauam, ‘pau n : fsction fl whom film/ m‘nval/ n Pop /pop/ m 1 ‘octor /'ekta/ n guiter /attay/ n poster /pousta/ a websito /websart/ n fedult /adalt, 'dalt/ m hip-hop. Amp hop/ (cinema) programme writer /ratto/ 0 fort /anté m hrobloy Ahobi/ /amnama ‘prougrem/ 8 ering fram n pre Petia ion hometown /fhoum 'taun/ n _yadi station /reidioo Zumba /aombo/ 1 | preetpreteah fe Moser, aaa biog /blag/ horror fim /hora filmy a reading /xiduy/ a | Goedel Aerie a horror story /hore‘steri/ n reality show /aelat fou/ n MaMa iareon (sted Interests Amtrasts/ 1 rock /rok/ a ‘ct in plays/ilms celebeny /aolebroth id ads romantic fm /ravimantik be intarested in sth silebeat/ a soedio /misdlo/ n ‘n/a beiwo ah cinoina /smame,'smma/n megezine /maga'ziay n row (incinema) /revm be mad about sth classical music /klasikal message beard /mesids, smamo/ n ‘chock sports results/the ‘mjucak/ bod n alba /smlso/ ‘weather forecast/the comedy /Ikomadi ‘komudi/ n middle-aged (person) science fiction fim /saans oy comics “komiks/ 1 “anid ‘erdsd ‘persn/ adj ‘tkfon flm/ a ‘couch potato, concert /epnsat/ a modern ort /mpdn at/ a sereening /skriam/ Pecos iabees current offare /karant music /mjucaik/ n seat fsit/ 0 find information 2 2 feae/ n rmusicion /mjurafony a sing /sm/e gonenche dance /Aams/ ¥ rationality /nafalnelat, S09 opera /soup'npera/ noo dancer /damns/ n snajpnelit/ a sold out /eould aut/ adj have square eyes ancing /damnsay/ n sows headlines / ajusz ers pagel Joan tho (darnce) steps Sinector /da'rekta, eet ‘hedaman ‘pends 2/9 yee dav/ n novel Fn ‘story /stri/ ean Pe sees ane documentary pointing /pemun/ suivey save /siokjoimentori/ pensioner /penfono/ n tol show Atk fous m strlen rowing /Adroamy n phone-in /foon m/n techno /teknav/ 1 Seca cover trams /damzy” Photographer erage eens se¢ what's on (at the “ono fim /entast filmy a” /tografe/ tracltionol /aa'ifonal/ adj “5 SN filmigame review /film gem photography /fstografi/ n TY programme /tit viz a nyur/ piano /pisensv/ m eae eae Flamenco /la‘menkou/ n picture /prkefa/ video clip /ndioo kp mate VOCABULARY IN ACTION 1 Use the wordlist to find: 4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word 1. eight types of film: horror film, ... in bold. 2 eight types of radio/TV 1. Banksy is o famous British artist. ART programmes: 2 Mysister’s a great __ - she can play four instruments. 3. nine things you can read: MUSIC | 4. five types of music: 3. Whois your fovouriteflm 2 ACT | 4 Iwanttobea when |leave school. PHOTOGRAPH 2. In pairs, say which three things you 5 The ‘of The Hunger Games novelsis called Suzanne prefer in each category in Exercise 1. Collins. WRITE | prefer horror films, comedies and ... 6 \love Zumba. DANCE a 3 Complete the Word Friends. In pairs, 5a Gy 1.36 ETTIUISTNTN tisten to the underlined say if the sentences are true for you. vowel(s) in each word and decide which sound you hear. 1. fm really into poems. Write the word in the correct column. | 2 nee, pees © guitar interest media middle-aged reading sect 3 Immed game shows. | Bee ees 4 Thate films with endings. 5 | the weather forecast once Lay au con hour. Ser 6 Imvery interested horoscopes. 5b & 1.37 Listen, check and repeat. fi) Wordlist IRevision 1 Write the correct word for each definition. 1 This person mokes films ond tells actors what todo. director 2. It's something you lke doing in your free time, h Ws.a big photo or drawing, p 4 It’s a.good idea to read one before you see afilm. + e 5. This person is aged from thirteen to nineteen. t 6 This person doesn't work because of his/her age. p 2 Complete the Word Friends in the text. Then ask ‘and answer the questions in pairs. the media and your parents Do your parents: 1. ister to the radio? When? Which programmes do they prefer? 2. watch the Snows on TV? At whet time? 3 watch theweather °F every day? 4 watch documentaries on TV? What about 3s operas, “t.__ shows, °g shows, shows? 2 Which sections 5 buy newspapers or 7m do they ead fist? 3 Complete the poem with the words below. There are two extra words. ect go _moke play potato sing story take watch write want to 'go dancing and ? And then >a song with my favourite pop star. Iwantto* a poemand®. ina play And® some photos of a beautiful ballet. Idon't want to” films on TV all day Orbe acouch® _ , no way! the guitar ES STETI Think obout this unit. What did you learn? What do you ead 4 Complete the sentences with the Present ‘Simple form of the verbs in brackets. 1 Beyoneé lives (live) in the USA. She {not live) in England. 2 Jo (go) to dance classes on Fridays. 3 Nol (never/watch} reality shows. 4. My friends (prefer) romantic films. They (not enjoy) science fiction films. 5 Yes). (listen) to it every day. 5 Make questions for the answers in Exercise 4. 1 Where Where does Beyoncé live? 2 When ...? 3... reality shows? 4 8 What kind of ... ? .. to techno? 6 In pairs, use the words in A and B to write five sentences about « classmate. Then ask your classmate questions with how often to check. ‘A: always often sometimes usually never once/twice/three times c. |B act go listen point play read watch Lucas always listens to rap music. ‘A: Lucas, how often do you listen to music? 7 Work in pairs. Student A, ask your partner these questions and buy two tickets to see «@ film. Student B, look at page 131. Student A © What's on? © How much ...? © What time ...? ©... two tickets / ©. seots / row 7? please? Parent 8 G 1.38 Listen, then listen again and write down what you hear. cae WORKBOOK fmmDancing in the UK Many of us love dancing or watching dancing. But why do you think we do it? It's strange when you think about it. When we dance, we don’t go anywhere and we don't make anything, so what's the reason for it? Today in the UK dance is very popular. About § million people go to dance classes every week. There are many styles but the most popular are street-dancing, ceroc, ballet and sol has got many styles including breoking, hip-hop and popping. i's populer with young people and you have to be very flexible. Some people say we do this kind of dance to show our friends how strong and skilful we are. is a simple version of swing, solsa and jive. You con do ceroc to fast or slow music. Itis very popular with middle-aged people because dancing 's 0 good way to keep fit s popular all over the world. There are many spins and jumps in ballet. t's very difficult and you must do a lot of training to be good at it. Ballet usually tells stories and people think it's very beautiful is from Cube. The word ‘salsa’ is Spanish for hot and spicy sauce. Solsa dancers have got c lot of passion and energy. People usually dance salsa to fast and fun music. One reason we do this dance isto GLOSSARY show how attractive we are to other peope. attractive (oci) good-looking flexible (ad) bends and moves easly So there are many reasons why we dance. Whatever __slful ad) good ot doing something the reason everyone agrees that dancing is great fun. _gpley (ed) a song, pleasant taste spin (a) the movement of something turning eround very quicklySo fe] 1 In pairs, discuss the questions. 1 Do you like dancing? Are you a good dancer? 2. How popular is dancing in your country? 3. Do you know anyone who is a very good (or bad) dancer? 4 Why do you think we dance? 2 Read the text. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (folse). 1 [5] Street-dancing is popular with middle-oged people. 2.) Ceroc is always danced to fast music. 3. (| Ballet is from Cuba. Salsa also means a hot and spicy sauce in Spanish. 3 Workin pairs. Read the text again and find four reasons for why people dance. Are they the same as your ideas in Exercise 1? oO 4. You are going to watch part of a video from the BBC about a dance competition. Read the advert for the programme. Do you have competitions like this in your country? 5 ©) 1.6 Watch Part 1 of the video and match photos A-E with the names of the contestants 1-5. A) Horry Barnes Jonadette Carpio Jodelle Douglas Sharifa Tonkmor Kieran Loi 6 In pairs, discuss who your favourite dancer is and why. 7 & 1.6 Wotch the video again. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). Correct the false statements 1 () Harry always feels happy. 2 | Jonadette was born in o different country. 3.) Jodelle usually works alone. Sharifa doesn't plan her dances. 5 |) Kieran uses mac! dances. ines when he 8 ©) 1.7 Wotch Part 2 of the video and ‘answer the questions. 1 Who isthe winner? 2. Why do the judges ike himyher? 3. How does the winner react/feel? 4 What happens next for the winner? 9 Workin pairs. Do you think the winner is the best dancer? Why?/Why not? °o 10 In groups, use the language and ideas covered in the lesson to create a digital presentation promoting dance and its benefits. 1 Use the intemet to research traditional or popular dances in your country. 2. Write o short script and include some photos or video. 3. Shore it with your closs. unit? @)